JAMES D. von MAUR joined Von Maur, Inc. in 1993 selling shoes in the Davenport store. He held management positions at various stores; he moved to the headquarters in 1996 to become Vice President ...

As brick-and-mortar stores close nationwide, Von Maur is adding new locations and challenging the notion that online retailers like Amazon will be the death of department stores.

Jim von Maur, president of Von Maur department stores, keeps slowly, methodically opening new stores while much of the retail world retrenches. The Davenport, Iowa-based retailer opened its second ...

A subtle but extensive remodeling of Von Maur’s store at Westroads Mall, the first since it opened in 1995, takes more merchandise out from behind glass and puts it in ...

If the design is approved, company President Jim von Maur said, the chain would seek to open the store in November 2011. The Alpharetta store would bring 230 jobs, and more during the holidays.

Jim von Maur, fourth-generation president of the family owned company, said Von Maur has wanted to be in Wisconsin for a long time. “It’s such a logical fit for us,” von Maur said.

Jim von Maur is a department store president with an enviable dilemma these days. He wants to open more Twin Cities locations of the Von Maur chain, but there’s a hitch. “We have not been able ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa, September 24, 2024--Just in time for fall, Von Maur Department Store and L.L.Bean are teaming up to bring the iconic outfitter’s merchandise to Von Maur stores across the ...

Von Maur opened its first department store in Pennsylvania at South Hills Village in Pittsburgh on Saturday. The two-level, 118,000-square-foot location is a new anchor tenant at the mall, the ...

Von Maur operates 37 department stores in 15 states. A century-old department store company based in Davenport, Iowa tops an annual listing by Newsweek magazine.

Von Maur President and CEO Jim von Maur said Friday that Des Moines' retail market could be served by one Von Maur store. That could be an issue for Valley West Mall.